Dixie Foes Of Civil Rights Bill Aim Fire At School Provisions
Southern House Judiciary Committee members pressed to defeat or modify two school desegregation provisions in the civil rights bill. They debated federal aid to desegregation efforts and a measure to fund education for children of military personnel when local schools close to avoid integration. The panel planned votes on these provisions and the bill, amid a tense, closed-session process.
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Mississippi Democrat Primary Voters Split On Governor Candidates
Mississippi Democrats voted in a three way race for governor amid near identical platforms. Candidates Ross Barnett Carroll Gartin and Charles Sullivan lead a slate of offices including state transfer and education chief. Campaigns centered on personalities with Barnett and Gartin facing off against Sullivan who supports liquor sales legalization in the all dry state.
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Ambassador sworn in as U.S. envoy to Ceylon
Bernard Gutter, previously deputy chief of the U.S. mission in Berlin, was sworn in Monday in Berlin as the new United States ambassador to Ceylon to allow immediate reporting to his post.
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U.S
Psychic Talents Boost Popularity Says Lady Editor
Dorothy Roe reports on Betty Penson Boise Statesman women's editor linking charm and astrology to social success. The piece cites readers adopting fortune telling, handwriting analysis, and astrology as a path to invitations and attention at parties. Also noted is Marianne Frabst of Augsburg named world accordion champion, seen as a social asset in German themed gatherings.
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Governors Propose Unified Effort Against Fallout
A five governor committee led by New York's Nelson A Rockefeller urged a united federal state and local response to radioactive fallout. The plan includes public education on fallout dangers and shelter and self protection measures. The panel also advanced resolutions on inviting Soviet heads to next year’s conference and diverting car taxes to highways.
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Michigan
Edmund Brown
California
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South Carolina
J. Hugo Aronson
Montana
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Russia
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Boy Tells Of Tying Dogs To RR Tracks
In Van Wert Ohio a 14 year old, Danny Clem, admitted with a companion that they tied two dogs to railroad tracks and waited for a train to pass. He described the act without remorse. Judge Cathryn Haverington ordered seven years in the Ohio Boys Industrial School with possible early release only after serving the maximum. The older boy’s case is proceeding separately.
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Fined for Drunkenness and Shooting in Kingsperl Incident
Cecil Conpar of Main Street was fined 45 dollars after being found guilty on drunkenness and shooting charges. Evidence showed he fired five shots from a revolver through a door into a room where Fletcher and others stood, narrowly missing Fletcher. Police later found a gun in a pillow case. Conpar appealed. Harald Skaggs was fined 23 dollars for assault and battery on a woman and her child, claiming self defense.
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Ed Sullivan Show Wins Applause in Russian Opening
Ed Sullivan performed in Russian at Moscow’s Gorky Park for a two week outdoor run. The variety act featured Nort Kaye, Alice Stevens, and Rita Stevens with a Russian repertoire including Celine Dione Know and a bold Dark Eyes rendition. The audience responded with strong applause and calls for encores as Sullivan tours Eastern Europe.
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World Briefs Deaths and Funeral Notices NAMA Okinawa AP
A highly garbled world brief notes multiple items: a typhoon near Okinawa with winds up to 135 mph, rough reports from Venice Italy about casino strikes, Syrian casualties, a young girl in Charlotte losing part of her tongue, weather and local accident notices across several U.S. towns, and various obituaries and funeral notices. The montage mentions officials and multiple names across towns like Rogersville, Gate City and Knoxville, with scattered dates and lanes of reporting.
Church Council Chief Protests Khrush Visit
The Church Council chief in Los Angeles protests a planned Khrushchev visit to the United States. He argues inviting the Soviet leader to the American Council of Christ in Churches would be morally wrong and harmful, urging leaders to reject the invitation and honor the official stance.
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Hoover Hails Cardin–Cushing Plan on Teaching Communism
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover praised Archbishop Richard Cardinal Cushing for a plan to teach about communism in high schools and colleges. He supported examining the tactics of atheistic extremism while stressing careful selection of instructors and appropriate content.
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Khrushchev and U.S. Broadcast Time Debate
UPI reported that Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev would be offered equal time on American radio and television. The proposal emerged amid political tensions and suggested that public debate could influence coverage of Soviet leaders.
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Roller Clan Picnic Meeting Sparks Community Get Together
Descendants of Mavi Tab invite Roller Clan members and friends to a Sunday gathering at the Roller Chapel in Indian as for a picnic. All relatives are invited for a communal day of fellowship and shared food.
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BI Still Probing Six Perjury Cases In Senate Probe
Justice department officials say the FBI is still examining six of forty four perjury cases referred by a Senate committee. Seventeen individuals are involved with most cases tied to union officials. Several indictments were dropped for lack of evidence. two cases against union leaders faced court challenges over committee questioning boundaries.
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